Kentucky is ramping up its industrial hemp pilot projects this year to build on the research of the past two years, positioning Kentucky to develop a robust research program, according to a news release from the Kentucky Agriculture Commisioner’s Office.

Americans love their spinach. For many, adding spinach to a sandwich in addition to lettuce is a new treat.
Spinach, however, has been an adaptable and commonly used vegetable in the United States since the early 19th century.
It is enjoyed by many because of its versatility and ability to pack a lot of nutrients. Spinach can be served fresh in salads and sandwiches and used fresh, frozen or canned in soups, dips, smoothies and pasta dishes.

More than 600 youth from the Commonwealth of Kentucky attended Capitol Experience in Frankfort on Wednesday, March 23.
4-H members had the opportunity to tour the capitol and its grounds, attend legislative committee meetings, visit their representative and senator, and sit in on the Senate and House legislative sessions.
Henry County had middle and high school students and adults visit Frankfort during this event.
Upon first arriving, they toured the capitol and learned historical information about the building.

If you’re interested in making sewing more than just a hobby, Cooperative Extension’s Master Clothing Volunteer program might be right for you.
Recruitment for the Master Clothing Volunteer Class of 2016 is ongoing through the end of June.
A master volunteer is an individual who goes above and beyond the traditional volunteer role.
Master Clothing Volunteers have basic knowledge of sewing and garment construction skills. They are interested in receiving in-depth training in the subject and are dedicated to helping others learn their art.

Have you ever asked yourself the “what if” questions? What if something should happen to me today? What if something should happen to my spouse or business partner? What if I have an accident that leaves me incapacitated?